Serverless PHP applications with Bref
summary
Shows PHP running on Bref on AWS Lambda with PHP FPM and Serverless Framework deployed apps and workers that actually work in production. Cold starts sit around 250 ms, warm responses ~1–4 ms. Case studies: 100k monthly requests for externals IO at $17/month, a migration cutting one service from $800 to $90, a Brazilian site serving 440 million requests and hitting >2,000 concurrent lambdas, and estimates scaling 100k→2M requests raising cost to ~$39/month.
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chapters (45)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40What is service
- 4:10Less things to do
- 5:05Function as a service
- 6:35Transition to service
- 8:50How does it work
- 9:17Kali Stop
- 11:23Summary
- 12:00Example
- 14:54Providers
- 16:19Custom runtime
- 17:59Documentation
- 18:41PHP Function
- 19:53HTTP Runtime
- 20:30Console Runtime
- 21:33Service Framework
- 22:28HTTP API
- 23:29Deployment
- 24:11Frameworks
- 25:50Performance
- 26:22Memory
- 27:48Response Times
- 28:48Cold Start
- 30:45Provisioning
- 31:30Case Studies
- 31:47Worker oriented
- 33:16Runtime
- 33:27Message Queue
- 34:02Lambda
- 35:02Website
- 37:24Traffic spike
- 38:35Optimization
- 39:23Nopti
- 39:36Simple Workers
- 40:16Migration to LAMP
- 41:16Another website
- 41:29API website
- 42:46Workers
- 43:11Service
- 45:01Architecture patterns
- 46:26Conclusion
- 47:14The future
- 48:44Alignment of technologies
- 49:34Give it a try
- 49:48Learn more
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